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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-21
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Don Sc. 9oter I'M SC itteort9er. 9elol5enes
G6meineleil6 nm soc bas Sop bober,
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Gun 2eitaelbGft uotiren mir:
@elien: Nebruar 734@74g, i0loB 3t
73a; NfarS 735@749, i6loB at 735; 2lpril
H5@751, i0loB 3u 743; Wtat ST. 794@90s,
idloB Az 79a; SSuni gu 81&@S2, i9loB 81
81; Snli 82s@S34, i6loB su S2S; 9ept, gu
Corn: Sebraar 81 s4@s44, i6loB at
341s; WtGr3 5u 344@348, l6loB 81 345g; Nprtl
al 341 @34S, 16loB at 344 Dtafs gu 394 @39 s,
I6loB III 500 ; SUM- SIT 4O} @404, ibloB 81
404 Ssuli gu 414@41s, i6loB 81 AIS.
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14.75, i9lOB 81 1850; Wfot 6u 1860
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Wiai III 7.15@7.a7I, I6loB III 7p.a00; SUM
3u z.20@7.3 80, 16lpB III 7.25.
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i6loB SUI 7.55; Wtai su 7.474@7. 67A. i0loB
7.65; SUM 6u 7.524@7. 723. i6loB gu 1871.
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sen yfo. 2 76f@764 0to. 3 70 i'm Speider.
Us int or wet}en n. SEQ. 2 rotber sH 773@
- No. 3 Su -@-c.
Goru: SEQ. . $3.50, SO. 2 selbss
364@-, $50. 2 1DeiBes -. SEQ. 8 9eIbes
344@35, SEQ. 40.
@ate:. mad Brobe. go. 2 UeiBer 91
3O@31. No. au 272@2S4, $50. 3 weiBer
81 294@3O. $50. 3 26t @28. $50. 2 I'M SpeIs
der 2S4@28ac.
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Sebrudr 90. Ntdr5 524, Wtoi so.
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unb au 48@54 fitr 9to. 3.
gen Gar SEQ. / 3imotbp gu so. rs,
/ Gar DO. 5I $1,000. 2 @ars 81 $40, | Gar
Soma lp1ano ST 1880, 8 @arS gu 1925, /
Gar Su $40 Die &oune.
8lete. = l Gar Su $12. 12i. / Gar su
1925, l @ar 81 1890 Die Tonne.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-21

unb aIe Srauuu9en u. /. 10. ieLber gu ponz
3Ieheu.
Rab6i Naron gGiie bate ben Wutb, fi6
in Die1er gegneriiben &eriammIung ein;uz
fiuoen; IND ais er mad lIeber minouu9
GROCER Sd)fDierigteiten ods Nort ~erlangte,
iagte er: SD bin gefommen, @uh 81
tparnel. S0lieBt Guh niht oil 8roDne
on, ODER Sbr Deroet sub Shanoe aufz
laoen fir emtae Seiten. SD babe Die Bill
~beflrtportet, neil lh Elm babies Sabr III
Der untern 0taot berumgegangen bin, I'm
mid Oon Der @!meiubslt uno 0tieoertrG6s
tlgteit oorttger Sumpen 81 iiberseugelt, Die
1t6 Jtabbtuer neHnen uno un5 ms Oano>
Dert piul1en." 0ter iprang ytabbI
Grotpne Guf unD rtef, Der Geoncr loue lEh
nl6t 10 ltarfer Nu5orilde b~eOienen, tporaut
Or. Niie lbm DicAntrport CAB: 70 te 1Eno
feiu S6nap5pirt9 in Der 6elter> StraBc.
pie i} einen femme, tpel6er oerart nab
Sdnap5 rieht, oaB mar BON letuem Mtbem
ulnfdat. uno Der bod ieoes Baar trdIt,
oas 3u iDm tommt; sic itno Elm 9tabbt
nit mem SempeI, Der iOgar Elm Shurm1
den bat. PLIES, mas mir moQen, lit: lene
baum ooer Jfabbt @Gniebraten nennt uno
1i6t tDetB, Den Salrnuo bon Der Stbel 3u
u~nteri6eiDen. QSout SDr ~anltdnoig tpers
Den, 10 gent nit uus; wolt Sbr Al ben
Sunpsn baIteu, 10 gebt nab NlbanD uno
tdn1pfet ge9eu Iniere Bill" Oas entldie1
0ene guitreteu oes 9iGbbt Wtle betpirtte
menigileH5, DaB Die Geriammelten alI5elns
a~nOcrgingen. Dine einen 8el6luB gcgen Die
Sil angeH0mmen 3u babelI. So0 Die
Gabrun9 III Der unteren Staot pauert tort.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-21
NteBmGret.

Nm &inbptebmarft betrus bic 3uflbr ca.
42,400 Stid, 9e9en 50, 700 in Der Bormo9e.
A5reiie nm l0@25c oas 100 Afo. nteDriger
oils nor abt Sa9en. a-
2>ertQuTI UuEueL X.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-21
9ie fnrdltbnrite Oei6e[

ser Tteni6beit lit Die SdntnbIudt! Sin 6iinfteI aaer
Oteni9en erliest ~berielbeH III Der Stft9e Der Sabre.
@Irn nun bieie ibrefltbe ~aranfbeit sebetlt peroen?
Dieie 6ra9e beGntwortet III tlariter ISetic Ser &ebeuSz
retter", %. g~Iila9e; tnoem fr Dem Rrauten uao uielfaD
pom SMafialberu, Spetutdnten. nit lo9enaunten Wiii>
iionGr> 6reicepten unb Y~ateutmebtSineu Setro5enen ben
~elnStqeH pdbreH @es sur Sulie uno @ettung Seigt. Das
Bud eHtbdlt aW6eroem eiue Nbbanoluug iiber Srondts
lis uno siltbma nno mtrS iret Der1anbt. Abr. nit
Stamp:
9eatides Setltnltttut, II Clinton Gtace,
nabe 8roabpap. Hep g)ort.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-21

SoIgeuoe gateute tpurben fir bic am Is.
9ebruar 1887 euoisenoen ISOLDE pom Der
Ser. 6taaten &atentzS ffcs an tpeltll0e
grfinoer perabfolgt. ME bertbtet Durn
@m. 8. Got. Batent Nnwalt, l3Ir1lner %
metropolitan Blof. (0. rs. @de SalaAeS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-21

NO a.
Strob-1 ear ho99entroD 81 $3.50,
1 81! So ole Some. n,o
Mtooltn9 IS. - ear au $lS, car
Su 1873 DIE &onlIe. 90
am gelen; - SIrnot99 $L;a|@l:oo,
Frlm0 l.o3@!.o4; vice tr1nt1
4.W@-.-; yett1 9(0. ilI l,Oo4@. Log.
@ier..- Sriide 15@l6c eas 9neeno.
@eflu9el. = geosnOe &IrteD5 o."
9el9la9tete 5@10c5; @nteH 6@9e. Oas Pip.
$1nQner, 9elnt., o@9ci 99ale: Hll9er"pTFe
$o@6.3o, 9erIprte S4@4;oo 0as 9ls.
Sart OIL elm. Gdtlp Nole 31c9 l3c.;
S S.pt Ia Ss@o3' @eo"'p 81 9eor0H3'@"
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Sit roneu.-$E0) @4,5O pas &Iltb eH.
fir WteIliuo DOer YolermO.. 3M3. so fir leQ:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-21
@enn alles Anbere febli9ldst, DR.. Soge's
"Catarrh Remedy CGatarrb 6eiImitteD
hiIft
Ginc. finnerInfe @he

1T eepiB eine iiberauS traurise Sobe fir
man1es Gbepoar. gSte uno wOour9 Dieieln
llebel in tIr3eit er 3eit ab9ebolfen wers
ben fann, 5eist Der ,,0sctttan9s=glnfer"
,pel9er bon benz alten uuo belpdbrten beut=
iGen 9etlsSultitut III 1terp Oorf berauss
9egeben piro, arf Die flarite Wetle.
Sas portreffliGe BUD $3.50 Setter) mir6
0e9en @inlenDnn9 pom 20 @eutS in 8oit=
lamps franco uuo mp6l perlie9elt perianot.
MbrelIe: d eutsches Heilinstitut,
II Clinton Place, New York, N. Y.
29os4ID, mitup
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-21
G1tente.

So[oeu6e 8atente tpurben fir Die am ID.
sebruar 1887 enoisenoen ISOLDE BON Der
Ser. 5taaten &atentzO Office an neltllbe
@rfinber perabfolgt. ME bertdtet Dur9
@m. 8. 2oB, gatent Nnmalt, !3Imr1er 68
metropolitan 8lof. az. Is. Gde Galaue7
unO JtaHbOlpbltraBO, Chicago.
GbIca9o.
Nutomatil6e @@lau0 s9alpel = .. =
Spple.
EbonmiibGe SO. Surfmau.
2btritt-sS. @lifioro.
8neumatil9er @lofenSu9 .. S. Golbp.
Slsel-S. @eBter.
Qapierbalter-O. 9. Sld5.
G6lauh ODER &obrenz Ellppelung-T. e.
Smon0.
0rabtaitter fir gsonOpersppinns g.
&elIp.
Gilenbobnmagen I9ieni@miers gorri9s
tan9-@. y. Sod, q. y. Wadltll, Wt. Nc
9ermott s. gS. 3. O'SrieH,
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@lettril9e NeituaS-s2}. s; Wse9ret'
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trn9 6. Bpu9on, Il. .. Waflin, u: d.
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Ble3oo9-T. Is. Sagenoorpb.
Motirenbe Gompfmal9lne =. Sblperld
g &. s. 2Spnn.
@etreioe GrntemaI6iue-&. Starf.
SHinOts.
@umpentopf S. sc. @Oams, Marieiaes.
MaiSabbnaer-G. Mrrnolb in 8epmOnb.
Orebbant-N. s. Barnes, GofIorD.
0rabtbeltadel Wtai6iue = u. s. Bates,
Solicit.
@ilenbabnrpasens &uppelun9s= Settle = 8.
Broot5. Sloomln9tot.
torIE i n, or - = ISInnn ES1nuInfr
8ustraitz alus9lei0e-S. 6. Sobnlon, 2as
fapette.
0Iuo-B. 8. Get6um, au9nTta.
Nouenbalter - s. Is. WiDoletarfT, Sorres
ton.
9ultipotor-@. Noore, Mo(ine.
SQemal1tne-@.0 y. 9tepton, %Nliumption.
@rabenmai9ine-i6 Blurnb, Streator.
@aiierrab-W. 81. JtHble, @olconDa.
Sele9rapbentboner Ut. e. Jtutberforp,
Sutucp.
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9~lnferpinoe- g. 8. Spooner, Oreana.
@tibe fir S6Hrbdnsers @eIeiie - @. M.
StepenS, Sc 6alb.
S6aufel-M. g. S~onsIep, @nglemooS.
GsieeomNu.
8ori6iebz Iee9aniSmus fHr GG9enitblet
81. Cunningham, U(ilmaufee.
Summetz Sefelttgun9-S. Wt. SoDn1oiL
0taciue. 81.
Sreibtette-Jf. IS 2epaleD, Wilnalltee.
9lutomatil9er Sfentlappeu : Wte0ontSs
mus-@. s. Dtalon, Mtaoilou.
@olbpal3s EfaHns-S. =. garomOre,
IenIerperl6luB-S. @tannn, Milpaufee,
Sritdenbarrtere-S. Spactna u 5. Jeaol,
WfGnltoWDe.
@fIus e Yatente) %. 8. Butler, 9apens
port.
6enierbalter-@. 3. 6bur6, G~arminston.
8utterfaB-@. g. Gibbs, gponS.
3ugriementra9er-S. Z. Gilman, 0es
@utltiuotor-M. s.. @robam, 0ttumpa.
@99e nuo @ultipator-@. .9apeS, Sue
buque.
@utterfiibel e. gateute)-S. Mc2tOant,
YDltpile.>
SobeIbobHz slpporot-9. SO. mc0teiu, 0s=
%c0loola.
YierOesei6irr-9. q. Smitb, Burlington.
DfIuUeiota.
Sbirbdn9er-@. 9. @og9er 81 $. ".
Oantlin, WtllneapoliS.
Soba=S riebrtal6iue-N. s. @rafenita0t
&c @. SpeeOle, WiinneapoliS.
6u6meB= Mai0ine-9t. g. 9amfenion,
QitGfielo.
G6obloue-6. Nrtce, Saut Ropib5.
St1erbeitS= s orrtcbtun9 at Isl enbabnrpas
9en-@. u @eScott, minneapolis.
Sun @an3en Duroen fir obige ISOLDE
ausgeaeben 444 Bateute, IA 3eidnuugen
unb Wt1iter (Designs), 16 @el6dft5mars
fen Grade Marks, gtiquetten (Labels)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-21
GtnbItrt ictt 1884,
Henry
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232&234 Sf HanOOlpb=Str

AO@ V
spiidem S%ranflinz lns Wtarfstz Str,
offerirt in better gGaGre:
WeG,teS Dsaeoebut9ep SaWerfraWt,
GdInittbohteB 3tus &urfera tttc Sp0rgeIn,
yicne YinSen, Grbicu unc 0ritnfern,
Grbf feI= atto 5S et5ntciL
SScinfte &crt9frite, Ne sensrieS INTO SagO,
StaI. ySstScl HttO WFaccaroAt,
sSraui. 0rbieit MDo Gtonfpi9nCns
EsaUsi eu cr=9S 0IteteT ttt0 8Gafcbrilte,
8stroGnete Wiltc (SdIIu GnsItel. .
SIioe.,s. j. it, mno 1aOnnzS'I,
gftHe[0orfcr $cuf n1o Asetleifi9.
0lcdjteH Soinbceriaft nn0 Siene1botttg,
@euf(Gjc3 metid1etntIe uIto sci 1eL1eereN,
NettoGmete MNritoicm, SirMen u. YrMneuen,
9tedttea 90 liuciScg %tta5ltrger= u. &S1uS=&GIe,
% sGuefprtz ME0 fyrOtlaGe DC 2srte,
WtttydleIu, 0arnIc ioT= uI0 &t1ltetz&6leI
Jsc1te M IdDmPr Ss0rinas IH0 S1f0eHen,
gtoGTIdl uuo WOtWsa. Nnd)ooteS,
S~sGmbur9er Wous 5SGrtHGs II. ran. Satot1cSI
" uuauaeiI ans etnrtgittcIt Val.
.sSnunburacr 9ifiGiilDe tspS gptOtten,
9SW;l. SGpinr Mao Garoclet'
Y;gGltnl 81 iUcigce SftuelntsDurt,
GsOtbacr 2tiifcIz9cberUnrt ttFo Gallant,
2tcHia'S I.leildlFrtract,
GpnoeuI. SdDWGi5crntiidJ 1tnO StttO ertttebI'
gSetujtcu 50oas, 8Roffa> mo Wiu=SP1Hee.
vile z ortcf. beitela grlineI It, Id)lu0rSen Gbee,
9gefite IaniIc =G ;ocoiGOe nno SeGfao.
TriId,eu Bartier SdIanpftabnf BON Sobbed,
9crltld1c Gpinnraoer, &oi5idnDe u. ner8t.
@ge5 sarantirt rno Su BEN b~tatsiten Preiieu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-21

~NntcrOIIrtI
Observation-Disclosures. .......... % g ~
S6maI;= ) ierces... 80. ....... .9S3@ 80
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-21
0ei06ftst00ti9eM6 nner

fir ben MboleiaIes@ ertouf unierer Specialization an
beutide @rocertes unb @enerolz Z torres mad, Oiuiteru.
8ebeutenbe 6OmmiiiiOn b~euiaist. Abr.; Grocers'
Specialties Co @lspeluu6, 3. 7feb4p5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-21

Die . d 10 2ufu6: betrua ca.
105, 900 Stiid. 9esen 90, 600 III Der porigen
gSo6e. SeSablt 1uuroe 5.20@5.75 fiir i9mere
uno 5.O0@5.50 fir lei3te. Hretle Tim goo
25c bober, ais am pori9en SQmitas.
Tertautt muroen u. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-02-21
Via

0or einigen 3a9en fam Die gla6ri6t
bnB 8elaien ieiu Seer ii frtegSinGBiae 8ers
f%Giiuna icbe, - nno beHte IIegt Die JiaGs
The Washington critic., 1887-03-31
Tho Modern Pagan's EG0tlsm the Main
spring of His Iniideiity.

Tho Modern Pagan's EGOtism tho Main
spring of His Iniideiity.
The lecture Of General George A. Sherl-
dan ON "Thc Modern Pagan at Congrega-
tlonal Church last night drew large audi.
ence Of thinking men and women together.
lie banded The silver.,ongued iuiidul with
out gloves. and at times was most severe, re-
ferrlug to IDgersoll as the "loulest OF boast
ersn and an "lu,ellectual coward" After
paying glowing tribute to the intidel's intel
lectua strength and to his goodness of
heart, General Sheridan ssld: alt is only
the oyerwecning concelt which Is an in
separablc part OF Ipgersoll, that admits OF
his misiaking nn audience for disciples and
applause for approval. Whenever be ap.
prOachts religion, however, his judgment Ia
warped, and he becomes at once the lou1est
Of boosters and the most ahiect OF intel
lectual cowards." In the literary battle of
Ingersoll and Black, the speaker accused
the former OF unfair ami unmanly action
"Ingersoll,n lie said, 'was not to be
trusted, for he used his Imagination
He characterized Ingersolrs lectures as a
tsle "told by an idiot, full of sound aud
fury, slgnifying nothing" No man, said
The speaker, had right to attempt to teach
what he admitted he knew nothing about;
lngersoll knew nothing OF God. And,
again. his mission is but one OF de estruction.
lie takes away what We have, but offers
nothing In return.
The lecturer was introduced by Secretary
Lamar OF the Interior Department In few
appropriate remarks, but Mr.. Lamar was
compelled to leave the house shortly after
ward IN order to meet his wife on an incom.
ing railway train. General Sheridan will re-
main In the city until Sunday night, when
he leaves for Chicago,
The Washington critic., 1887-03-31
WORK OF HOME TALENT.
A Creditable Exhibition OF Paintin
From the brushes of Local Artist

a CIeditable Exhibition OF Paintings
From the brushes of Local Artists.
The walls OF Sheldon's Hall are at pres.
ent covered by about 100 paintings, crayons,
lustra and other ornamental work done by
the teachers and pupils of one OF
our youngest schools OF art. Among
the objects on exhibition are some
that are particularly commcndable. The
painting of "Ostcnd lisibor," by B. K.
Adams, is particularly well done as to the
water aud The effect OF the light upon the
sails of TIE vessels; the "Niew OF q Swiss
Mountain Top" by L. Bracket, Is excel.
lent as to the reflection in the water In the
foreground aud the aerial perspective of the
prominent central mOuutHin top.
Among the Hover paintings were noticed
particularly "rhe Lilies,n on black panel,
by Mrs. Baldwin. aud "Ihe Bouquets by
Mis-. sheldon. The cOloring of "lhc Bunch
Of Morning GlOfies,n by Miss Florence
Pike, is particularly ples-ing. Among the
paintings from the hand If Mrs Pike, the
hest is probably the one entited after the
storm where the clouds and the becloud-
cd landscape, with the distant CLEAN OF
bright sky, are very well done. 4 crayon
by Mrs. Pike, representing her old home.
stead in England, gives us very quaint
picture of an auCieut Euglsh dwelling sur
iourded by moot The many roofs and
gables afu such rs We ara daily becoming
fsmiliar with through The raril develop
ment OF taste In household arci itpcture in
this city,
The Washington critic., 1887-03-31
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in effect SUNDAY. MARCH l3.
1887, until further notice.

Leave Washington from station, corner OF
New Jersey avenue and street.
For Ghfsso tS4Hndb iaS Soaobn. and 1919 daily
The Has m Is a Fast Limited Express for
Pittsburg and Chicago, arriving In Pitts
burg at 2 m; Chicago next morning at
train for fast time.
For Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis daily
at $3.50 p m and 1910 p m, with through
coaches and palace sleeping cars to Cincin.
natl and ST. Louis without change: $3.50 p nj
Is a fast limited train to Cincinnati and st.
Louis. ARRIVING IN Cincinnati next morning
charged on this train for fast time. e
For Pittsburg at iiI5 a m and s:5o o m daily,
to Plttsbure, Cleveland and Detroit, with
For Lexington ana Local Stations, $40 m
daily, except Sunday.
For points on Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
For Rayre de Grace, Newark, wilmington,
and and phlaSdslphia, ? i, Sslpp 7so m, s;lo m and
For wilmington, DEL, and intermediate points
between Baltimore and Wilmington, 3:i5 p
m daily, except Sunday.
For Baltimore on week DAYS s. $50, $40, 7:eo,
a I H. IT, so n ao iss so i sas sS u.s. 'RnSts s5 ans
For Baltimore on Sundays $50. 7:so, $50
and 1905 N. l1t, $50, 4;3o, 40, $40. Gas.
For Annapolis $40 m and 1910, 4:so and
$40 pm; on sunday s:soa m; $40 pm.
cOr way stdtlOnS DetWeen washington ana
4:40, G:i5 and ll:ao p IN. ON sundays $50 a
m and i:l5, $50 $40. G:ij and ll:3O . IN. For
stations on Metropolitan Branch 0:i5 m
daily except sunday and 5:3l y m daily;
$40 p m daily except Sunday for principal
stations on Metropolitan Branch, $40 M
daily; on, Sunday stops at all stations. For
Galthersburg and Intermediate points. $50
NJ, iI;iO anu ll;al pm daily except Sua.
day. For Frederick $40 and 1i:i5 a m aud
4iO m daily eScept sun lay.
For Hagefstown $40 a NJ and 5:3l p nj daily,
except Sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily Geo, ,:ao a
m, geo and ,.25 IN.
From points on Shenandoah Valley Railroad,
Up IN daily.
From Philadelphia, Chcator, Wilmington
10 p m daily.
From Wilmington, Del, and intermediate
points north Of Baltimore, ll:2O I'M.
From Annapolis, $3.50 q m and 1850 5:2j and
From llarpers Ferry and Valley Railroad,
$50 J. m daily, except sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points, S:25
- m and s:l5 . m daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at $50,
$3.50, T:eo 800, 005 and 1880 m, l.:l5, a:3O,
3, I, f2O, 8, G:3o, 7:45, 900 and l1OO p m; on
sundays $50, i:H0, 90j and lO:aO a IN, 1850,
$50, d:.O, 500, $3.50. ;:i5. 300 and 100 p IN.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay
Station except 1880, $40, 3:l5 and 1:35 p IN.
For further Information apply, at the Balti-
| more & Ohio Ticket Ofice-Washington sta
| ton, 610 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner
Of, Fourteenth street, where orders will be
DAVID LEE, CK.L LORD,
Gen. Supt., BALTIC. G.P.A.
PERCY G. SMITH, Pass'r Agt., Washington.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-31
No More Passes.

1t is said that some Of the passenger
agents of Ohio have been putting their
houses IN order to meet the demand of the
Interstate Commerce bill. the following
,pirited lines have been posted In some OF
the offices:
Thou shalt not pass Numb, Xxx, Is.
Suffer not man to pass.-Judges, ILL.,, IS.
The wicked shall no more piss.-Nahum,
i.,5.
None shall ever pass.--Isaiah, xxxiv., 10.
This generation shall not pass.-Mark,
KILL, 20.
Though they roar, yet shall they not pass.
-Jer., H., ~,
SO he paid the fare and went. t., 8
Il Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-31
Theatrical Gassin,

Miss Helen Lamont OF this city, who Is
singing Rose MdyLud In "Ruddygore," is
winning unstnted praise from the critics
all around, and added to this is the more
popular praise from audiences wherever
she appears. She is complimented not only
as singer, but as an actress, and those who
come as her admirers go away as her
friends.
Adam Forepaugh has telegraphed to Mrs.
Brown Potter, asking her to state her terms
for leading role In his Oriental Spectacle
opening his new amphitheatre in New York
October g. 1t Is more than likely that
Henry Abbey, Marcus Mayer, Jim Potter or
p. o. Wales will challenge Mr.. Forepaugh
for this insult.
AS Mr.. James Brown Potter was not re-
ported as one OF those in attendance at his
wife's debut Tuesday night, 1t is intimated
that he and Mr.. Langtry were making a
night OF II and couldn't get around. We
admire Jim's nerve.
Mrs. Langtry is doing one night towns In
New Jersey this week and will be In Phila-
delphia April 4. Then she goes to Richmond
for three nights, back to Jersey City, up
into Canada, thence West, reaching Callfor-
mia In July and closing the season at Frisco
with q two weeks engagement. On the
nineteenth Of September she will open at the
Fifth AveHue, New York, with revival OF
"Antony and CLEOPATRA" In the produc'
tion Of which she Will spend $4,000. Her
season so far has been wonderfully success
ful, running Ill the way from 5000 to Sl2,.
600 a week, and her manager, Leigh Lynch
is correspondingly happy.
Miss Rose Coghlan will appear In "Lon
don Assurance to might at Albaugh's.
"The Winters Tale" would he an appro
pirate play to present at any of the theatres
Just now.
Adonis Dixey won a diamond ring wortt
500 from drummer at cards 10 st. Louis
the other day, aud now the drummer Is go
ing to resort to the law to make Dixcy Civ
up the sparkler.
Lew Dockstader Of New York is to b,
sued for the price Of plug hat, which
man crushed at the show the other night
The hat was under the seat and the sea
broke down, catching the till fiat, Severa
| pretty points OF law are involved
| SrRING Cheyiot sack and frock suits II
great variety. Eiseman Bros, manufac
| turing clothiers, cor. 7th and +.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-31
Don't Exucrii,,rut.

You cannot afford to waste time In eS-
perimenting when your lungs are in danger.
Consumption always seems, at first, only u
cold. Do not permit any dealer to impose
upon you with some cheap imitation of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
coughs and colds, but he sure you get the
genuine. Because he can make more profit
lie may tell you he has something Just as
good or just the same. Don't be deceived,
but insist uPSn getting Dr. ,kings so New eN
lief in all throat, lung and chest affections.
Trial bottles free at Stott, Cromwell &
Co.'s drug store,
The Washington critic., 1887-03-31
PROTECTING YOUNG WOMEN.
A Meeting in the interests of the Pro-
pOsel Home,

Miss G. V. Drinkwater of Boston, the
general superintendent of the Young
Women's Christian Association OF that city,
read paper Tuesday night before the trus-
tees Of the Washington Home for Young
Women, at the office of Mr.. Nathaniel Will
sop, on street. The address was on the
clearinghouse system adopted In Boston.
The plan was 10 take young women OF good
character, teach them such occupations as
would bereilt them for life, give them
home, and help them to get employment
when in need Of it. There were many facts
given by the lady which were found to be
interesting.
A resolution WAS adopted authorizing
the secretary to rOtlfy the inc0rp0rhtors to
be prtser I at the next meeting aud make
known whether they Will accept the trus'
teeship. The committee on organization
was ordered to report the names Of six
ladies', for additional trustees, aGd also to
present list of names to be voted on for
officers Of the proposed institution.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-31
Grcnt BnrrnIns-saye Money.

Great Bargnins-Saye Money.
Kallidont for the Teeth, 56c., regular
price Zoe.
price 25c.
Low Son & IIaydon's Soaps (mported),
l3c., regular price 25c.
Celluloid Combs (full size), llc., regular
price 25c.
Florida Water, 33c., regular price SOC.
Nestle Food for Infants, 42c., regular
price soc.
Ansonia Rubber Company's Hair Brush,
re, regular price 81.
Eastman's Triple Extracts, 2lc., regular
price pc.
sulphur Soap, 15c. cake, 4Oc. box, regu-
lar price pc. cake.
All Standiiord's st. Cloud Pharmacy,
Southwest corner 9th and 4 SITS. n. W.